MickeyMantle
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I can't believe the amount of people who are sticking up for the job Bud Selig has done as commish. :laugh: Is this a joke?
What's the problem? As EP said, MLB is trending up in attendance, revenue, and profits.
I can't believe the amount of people who are sticking up for the job Bud Selig has done as commish. :laugh: Is this a joke?
What's the problem? As EP said, MLB is trending up in attendance, revenue, and profits.
Why would that matter if baseball is going into the abyss?
I could think of many, but the huge glaring problem in MLB is NO SALARY CAP. Selig continually justifies this by saying the Yankees and Red Sox do not win the World Series every year, which is simply moronic.
What evidence do you have that a salary cap would improve MLB beyond its growing revenues, attendance, etc.?
The NFL.
What about the NFL? Small market cities in the NFL are having a hard time selling tickets while MLB attendance is trending upward.
No doubt the NFL is more popular generally, but that has more to do with marketing and its once-a-week schedule.
Even with a salary cap, the NFL still has useless teams like the Browns, the Bengals and the Jaguars.
And you forgot to answer the question about what you'd want Selig to do about a salary cap.
I assume you are stating these teams because of the awful attendance records. The same could be said in the MLB about Oakland, Florida, Tampa, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati.
I thought the EPL was #1.
Baseball is a mental game far more than phyical. I hate to say it, but kids from urban neighborhoods aren't exactly cut out to play a mental game.
n/r
I was being totally serious too, and not trolling at all :laugh: